This way the command line can be copied and pasted into a terminal, even
when the USB port differs (for example on macOS). Instead, this now
defaults to a command line that makes espflash prompt, but the added
text explains how to shortcut that.
This is a work-in-progress.
Similar to the S2 Kaluga board, this provides the basic support for
showing pixels on the screen of the S3 Box. There is no support for
touch input yet, or any of the button peripherals. There is also a bug
somewhere that causes the printerdemo_mcu to raise an uncaught
exception. Only a content-reduced version of the printer demo shows on
the screen.
- rename the mcu-simulator feature to just "simulator" (the mcu is
redundent)
- Don't forward other feature than the simulator from the board support
crate. (i don't want to have to forward all features from all
examples)
- default to the simulator (doesn't compile without any feature
otherwise, leads to error in rust-analyzer)
